Custom Rear Window Graphics, Printed From Your Design

Yes in daylight, with a little loss. The print sits on the solid part of the film and the holes stay open, so from inside you look out at a slightly screened view, like looking through a window screen. At night it depends on which side is brighter. Looking out from a dark cabin toward headlights and streetlights still works; looking from a lit cabin toward a dark lot is harder, so keep the dome light off while reversing. Your mirrors and backup camera are not affected because neither looks through the film.

The numbers are the share of film to holes. A 50/50 film is half holes, so the view out is brighter and the print is a little lighter, because less film carries ink. A 70/30 film is 70 percent film and 30 percent holes, so the print is bolder and the view out is a little dimmer. Both read as a full graphic from the street. We match the film to the job and show it on your proof: a photo or small lettering leans toward more film, a bold one-color design is happy on either. If you have a preference, put it in the order notes.

Measure the glass, not the rubber. Width is the widest point of the glass from edge to edge and height is the tallest point, both in inches, measured from the outside of the vehicle. On curved glass, run a soft tape along the curve rather than straight across. Round each number up to the next half inch and type them in as a custom size. If you want trim room, add an inch to each number and trim the film flush with a sharp blade after it is on. If your glass has a wiper or a third brake light, say so in the notes and we plan the cutout on the proof.

In Texas, yes for most vehicles. The Texas DPS window standards exempt side windows behind the driver, and the rear window has no restriction when the vehicle has an outside mirror on each side that gives a view 200 feet behind. Most cars, trucks and SUVs have both mirrors, so a full rear window graphic is allowed. Read the standard yourself at https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/vehicle-inspection/window-tinting-standards . Other states differ; this isn't legal advice. If you drive across state lines for work, check the rule in the state where the vehicle is registered.

No. The film goes on the outside of the glass and the defroster grid is on the inside surface, so the film does not touch it. Apply the graphic from the outside and remove it from the outside, and the defroster never comes into it. Clean the outside of the glass before application, apply on a mild day, and leave the inside of the window alone. The one thing to plan around on the outside is a rear wiper, which needs a cutout, and we mark that on your proof.

A 24" × 48" Perforated Film Rear Window Graphic is $117.69. Printed in the USA in 48 hours and shipped nationwide, flat $10 shipping to any US address.

Production is 48 hours after artwork approval, and we print in the USA. Flat $10 per order, shipped to any US address.

Yes. We make every order in the USA and ship to any address in all 50 states for a flat $10 per order.

24" × 48" to 18" × 58", or any custom size. $13.38 per square foot. 24" × 48" is the size this page opens on, at $117.69.

No. Upload any image or file, from Canva, ChatGPT, Gemini, a PDF or a phone photo, and we make it print ready (size, bleed, resolution and color) and send a free digital proof, all inside the price. If you would rather we build it from scratch, "Design it for me" is +$32.10 and includes two revisions. It is free when this item is $499 or more.